C. Own us to be thine.

L. O thou Lamb of God, which takeft away the fin

of the world,

C. Leave thy peace with us! Amen..

Ch. Lord Jefus alway

Lift up thy bright countenance on us, we pray.

C. Lord, thy body ne'er forfake,

Ne'er thy Congregation leave,
We to thee our refuge take,
Of thy fulness we receive;
Ev'ry other help be gone,
Thou art our fupport alone,
For on thy fupreme commands.
All the univerfe depends.

A. Praise to thee, our God,

Be brought by us finners redeem'd with thy blood.

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L. FLOCK of Chrift in fellowship

Offer fervent fupplication,
Whether to rejoice or weep
You may now have moft occafion,
When the lips no more can pray,
Sighs will find to him their way.

C.

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O thou, who in the fanctuary

Doft minister!* thy Church supply (* Heb.viii. 2.)
With incenfe for her pray'r;

Grant unto each a cheerful heart;

A burning steady light impart,
Defended from all noxious air.

L. O may he fo fenfibly

C.

Blefs you with his peace and favor,
That you in humility

May rejoice in him, your Savior;
May he in his mercy grant
All you weep for, all you want..

Lord give us an attentive ear,
Which may thy voice diftinctly hear,
An eye to view thee ftill;

And prieftly lips, to tell thy praise,
And feet, earth's rugged craggy ways.
To traverfe, without fearing ill..

L. May his prefence conftantly-
Yield you joy and confolation,
In the certain hope that he
Will regard your fupplication,

Grant your pray'rs, and much more give
Than you're worthy to receive.

C. Our hands for bleffing hallow'd be,

Our bodies temples + be to thee, († 1 Cor.iii. 16.)
Our fouls enjoy thy peace,

A breeze divine our fpirits cheer,

Grant us, thy ftill small voice ‡ to hear († 1.Kings,

xix. 12.)

Unknown, fave to thy flock of grace.

L. This

L. This be your fupreme delight,
To remain in clofeft union

your

With Lord both day and night,
And t enjoy his fweet communion;
This your heav'n, while here you fay,
Him to ferve and to obey.

A. O King of Peace our Sov'reign!
Thou shalt alone us govern;
Come, form us all to be
To each other an example,
To th' Holy Ghost a temple,
To th' Father pleafing constantly.

C. THOUGH

we can't see our Savior

With thefe our mortal eyes,
Our faith, which taftes his favor,
The want of fight fupplies;
Our hearts can feel him near,
So that we're very clear,
His prefence is as certain,
As if we faw him here.

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Ch. As tho' we beheld thy face,

Be theu prefent

With us evry moment.

C. Let

C. Let us, 'fore thee abafed,
Be daily more and more
To tafte thy friendship raised;
Prepare, we thee implore,
Amidst thy chofen race
Still many witneffes,

Who can from heart's experience
Proclaim redeeming grace.

Ch. We'll to all mankind declare,
That thy paffion
Purchas'd our falvation.

Ch. Nought befides thee yields us joy,
Far too grov❜ling

Is all elfe, and trifling.

C. Open thy grace's treafure,
And all our hearts prepare,
That we may in full measure
Of thy falvation fhare!
O may thy looks of grace
Infure our happiness;
Uphold us, and for ever
Set us before thy face.

Ch. May our highest comfort be

The enjoyment

Of thy wounds and torment.

A. We will of Jefu's paffion
And meritorious death
Ne'er cease to make confession,
Till we give up our breath,
Till we in heav'nly light
Shall fee his face most bright,
And with the Saints in glory
In fangs of praise unite

(Pf. xli. 12.)

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